how do you remove stacking kit from top of washer
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Hi, if you have already remove the dryer from the top, the two side pieces of the stacking kit are pasted to the washer so I would recommend that you use an hair dryer to heat them a bit...
1118933
Two tricks: 1) Depress and hold the spindle lock button, which is a black, square "button" behind the top of the blade guard. When you do so, it keeps the metal clamp washer assembly under the blade bolt from turning with the blade bolt and just spinning the whole assembly. Trick 2: The blade bolt is threaded left-handed, so when you insert the (provided) allen wrench (they call it a blade wrench) in the blade bolt - with the spindle lock button still depressed - turn clockwise instead of counter clockwise. Now you can remove the blade bolt and clamp washer and install the blade. Put the clamp washer and blade bolt back on and tighten counter clockwise. Two tricks: 1) Depress and hold the spindle lock button, which is a black, square "button" behind the top of the blade guard. When you do so, it keeps the metal clamp washer assembly under the blade bolt from turning with the blade bolt and just spinning the whole assembly. Trick 2: The blade bolt is threaded left-handed, so when you insert the (provided) allen wrench (they call it a blade wrench) in the blade bolt - with the spindle lock button still depressed - turn clockwise instead of counter clockwise. Now you can remove the blade bolt and clamp washer and install the blade.... » Read More Two tricks: 1) Depress and hold the spindle lock button, which is a black, square "button" behind the top of the blade guard. When you do so, it keeps the metal clamp washer assembly under the blade bolt from turning with the blade bolt and just spinning the whole assembly. Trick 2: The blade bolt is threaded left-handed, so when you insert the (provided) allen wrench (they call it a blade wrench) in the blade bolt - with the spindle lock button still depressed - turn clockwise instead of counter clockwise. Now you can remove the blade bolt and clamp washer and install the blade. Put the clamp washer and blade bolt back on and tighten counter clockwise. « Show Less
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Yes you can leave those off. There are amall threaded holes underneath. Those are 2 pieces that go there. You can leave the large washer piece off and only use the aluninum bolt which is a good look too. It's not as bulky looking. You can also paint the bolts black to match the wheel if desired.
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You really do not need to use the black washer (mine did not come with a white plastic piece except for a zip tie that attached it to the package). The washer just holds the magnet out a bit more "proud" of the mounting point, which makes it a bit easier to remove caps, once caught by the magnet. The only important point in the instructions is to mount the magnet approx 6-inches below the opener for best results. Although this is an expensive piece, it does work well.
429422
If I understand your question, when using dado stack, you will have to remove the standard saw blade. Once the saw blade retaining nut is removed the blade and both arbor washers (located on both sides of saw blade) can be removed. The dado stack is wider than a regular saw blade, the instructions are telling you to first install the outer arbor washer (previously located between the saw blade and retaining nut) on the shaft, then to install the dado blade assembly/ stack (make sure follow manufacture instructions on dada installation), then the retaining nut and tighten.
429421
You pretty much remove the inside blade arbor washer (it is in the shape of a funnel.. it should slide right off just like the blade does), and then take the thinner "outside" arbor washer (looks like a thick washer), flip it around so the flat side will be facing your dato, and slide it on (before the dato). Depending on how wide of a dato you are using, I think you can actually not use that arbor washer at all.
339666
Just remove the only screw on the side the handle and pull apart. Hope this helps.
913990
Hi. To take the mesh out, just twist it counterclockwise. Use a damp towel to clean the unit. Hope that helps!
410575
I throw it in my HE washer with bleach. That works the best. An HE washer has no agitator. I would think a washer with an agitator would still work, but it might set it off balance.
1753192
Pull the wringer sleeve up out of the way. You should see a plastic ring an inch or more wide, right where the mop head joins the handle. Pull this ring up away from the mop head, which exposes the connection. Then pull down hard on the mop head to pop it out of the connection. After you wash the head, just do the steps in reverse to put it back on.
2201203
Disassemble the parts from the upper housing by reversing the assembly procedure.Holding the base with one hand, push the clear housing at the handle end in the direction of the blade end with the other hand.The housing will pop lose and slide out of the base. Reverse the whole procedure to re-assemble.
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Hello, Each component or part can be removed by gently turning them counter clockwise. Don't squeeze too tight or you will dent the sides. But they should twist off.
168197
Each handle was 1 piece remove existing bolts use washers that were supplied and attach
410885
Not much help here as I have never tried to remove the handles. Never had to as it is a workhouse and very easy to keep clean.Ask the manufacture directly.
1554992
Simple back off on the depth and remove a set screw then just push the pin out..
1636513
What is the problem? Looking at the mechanism it is different than the normal cupping setup. There seems to be a a molded plastic piece glued or melted in place covering the sealing washer and red valve piece. Typically the red piece gets stuck. You move it manually up or down using little pressure to free it up. The assembly does not look like it can be removed.
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Push in the little plastic piece on the side with a screwdriver or butter knife. .its gonna be semi hard to get off..then put in one end of the new one and pop it in like youd do a roll of toliet paper..theres a square plastic piece that holds the knob on the brush, all you have to do is pull it apart